British Guitar Music Vol. 2
Graham Devine (guitar)
The Dowland lute song on which Britten subtly and continuously reflects is mirrored by a recurrent formative Mendelssohn fragment in the Maw. Truly enchanting.
British Guitar Music Vol. 2
Graham Devine (guitar)
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The Dowland lute song on which Britten subtly and continuously reflects is mirrored by a recurrent formative Mendelssohn fragment in the Maw. Truly enchanting.
About
The iconic guitarist Julian Bream commissioned music from a number of British composers with international reputations, thus creating a whole new repertoire of guitar music. He also played an important role in the revival of interest in the Elizabethan lute, his recitals bringing Early Music to a new audience. John Dowland's beautiful Pavan is followed by Britten's Nocturnal after John Dowland, written for Bream and one of the most significant guitar works of the 20th century. Cyril Scott's Sonatina, overlooked for decades, is heard here in the premiere recording of Bream's revised edition. Volume 1 can be heard on 8.557040.
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25th April 2021
The Dowland lute song on which Britten subtly and continuously reflects is mirrored by a recurrent formative Mendelssohn fragment in the Maw. Truly enchanting.